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Liliana Segura

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An activist turned journalist, in 2011 Liliana Segura was named Associate Editor of The Nation Magazine, a publication that has featured her writing on topics ranging from the criminal justice system to Colombian politics to the culture wars over sex education in public schools. Before that she was a senior writer and editor at AlterNet, where she covered Civil Liberties—with a focus on prisons and the death penalty—as well as and international topics—particularly Guantanamo and the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. 

A graduate of Barnard College, where she received a BA in English (and took many women’s studies classes), she has been working in publishing since 2002. Her article, “‘Justifiable Homicides’ Are on the Rise: Have Self-Defense Laws Gone Too Far?” was published in The Best American Legal Writing 2009, edited by Dahlia Lithwick. In addition to the Applied Research Center, she is also on the board of the Campaign to End the Death Penalty, a national grassroots organization committed to abolishing capital punishment. She is currently working on an ongoing series of articles about the death penalty and life without parole, with the support of the Wallace Global Fund.

She lives in Brooklyn, NY.


 

 

 

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